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When it comes to hair and makeup, the term “French girl” has been used frequently. Even in the past few weeks, countless “get the French-girl look” articles have popped up on my newsfeed. But with each one referring to something slightly different—some to messy “just-woke-up-like-this” hair, others to bobs or Françoise Hardy-style fringes, some to natural, less-is-more makeup, others to a red lip and cat-eye flicks—it’s impossible to grasp what precisely the term is referring to.
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